Add support for C++20 modules #357
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@garyscavone Is there anything you want me to address before this PR can be merged? |
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I think it might be worth looking in to having the inline namespace be optional, so with a compiler flag it could be a mandatory namespace for those who want the symbols strictly outside of the global namespace |
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May I please get a response or some kind of feedback |
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This pull request adds support for C++20 modules, as well as puts all symbols in the inlined namespace
rtmidi. This change does not break any existing code, but allows symbols to be optionally accessed through the namespacertmidiin addition to the global namespace. The module itself is imported usingimport rtmidi;and is enabled with the build macroRTMIDI_BUILD_MODULES.Introducing modules to the project will not break any code, but is a benefit to users of C++20 and later who may wish to consume the library using modules rather than headers.